Venue · Liverpool
Everyman Theatre
Liverpool's producing theatre on Hope Street, rebuilt by Haworth Tompkins and winner of the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2014.
- Address
- 5–11 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BH
- Nearest station
- Liverpool Central
- Opened
- 2014
Programme
What's on at Everyman Theatre
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November 2026
February 2027
On this spot
What was here before
The Everyman stands where Hope Hall was built in 1837 as a dissenters' chapel. It became a church in 1841, a concert hall in 1853 and a cinema from 1912 to 1963, before the Everyman Theatre opened here in 1964.
- 1837
Hope Hall is built as a dissenters' chapel.
- 1841
It becomes the church of St John the Evangelist.
- 1853
It becomes a concert hall.
- 1912
Hope Hall Cinema opens; it closes in 1963.
- 1964
The Everyman Theatre opens in September.
- 2014
The rebuilt theatre opens in February and wins the Stirling Prize in October.
Old Town Time Meter
46/100
Historic
- Time on this spot189 years, since 1837 (Hope Hall chapel)25/40
- Age of the present building12 years, built 20141/20
- Layers of history6 documented chapters15/15
- Continuity62 years in the same use (Everyman Theatre)4/10
An index of the documented time and history held by this place, part of Old Town Liverpool's Quantum Energy Mapping. How it is measured.
Pre-show dining
Before the show: where to eat nearby
Within walking distance of Everyman Theatre. On concert nights tables go early, so book ahead.
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The White Hart
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The Philharmonic Dining Rooms
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The London Carriage Works
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The Roscoe Head
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The Art School Restaurant
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Ye Cracke
Run a restaurant or bar near the hall? Become a pre-show partner.
Listings are compiled from the organisers' published programmes. Old Town Liverpool does not sell tickets; please check times with the box office before you travel.